hunches Synonyms
hunches Meaning
hunches
to push oneself forward by jerks, a strong feeling about what will happen, a thick piece, an act or instance of pushing someone or something in a rough or careless manner, to assume a bent or crooked posture, to push or put (someone or something) in a rough, careless, or hasty manner, to bend one's body into an arch or hump, to draw up close together or into an arch, to thrust oneself forward, a strong intuitive feeling concerning especially a future event or result, huddle, squat, to thrust or bend (someone or something) over into a humped or crooked position, a rounded mass, hump entry 1 sense 1, to draw oneself into a ball
hunches Sentence Examples
- Despite lacking concrete evidence, my hunches whispered that something was amiss.
- The investigator relied heavily on his hunches to guide his line of inquiry.
- The experienced detective had developed an uncanny knack for trusting his hunches, which often proved accurate.
- Ignoring my gut feeling would have led to dire consequences, so I followed my hunches.
- While not always reliable, hunches can sometimes provide valuable insights.
- The intuitive businesswoman was known for making bold decisions based on her hunches.
- Logic and reason may not always suffice, and relying on hunches can sometimes lead to unexpected breakthroughs.
- The gambler risked everything on a hunch that the cards would fall in his favor.
- Artists and writers often attribute their inspiration to hunches or subconscious insights.
- It's impossible to deny the power of hunches, even if their validity remains an enigma.
FAQs About the word hunches
to push oneself forward by jerks, a strong feeling about what will happen, a thick piece, an act or instance of pushing someone or something in a rough or carel
crouches, huddles, scrunches,squats, hunkers (down), couches,squinches, curls up
solutions,answers,
Despite lacking concrete evidence, my hunches whispered that something was amiss.
The investigator relied heavily on his hunches to guide his line of inquiry.
The experienced detective had developed an uncanny knack for trusting his hunches, which often proved accurate.
Ignoring my gut feeling would have led to dire consequences, so I followed my hunches.
